What's the best all-in-1 controller?

[MelodyIlliterate]

@Mitch

I thought Newmark was the shit?

right behind Pioneer or something

Oi Cupe!, is this just for home or do you reckon you would use it as a mobile dj?

[Mitch]

Some of their products are top notch (NS6, NS7) but have read that the mixdeck isn't the best of quality. Alot of people don't recommend any all in one system at all, but I mean always read around before you purchase

EDIT: Saying that, I had a mixtrack and not everyone vouched for it, but i thought it was pretty good value for money

[Cupe]

i already have a setup at home ysm, this is for going mobile with ease

[MelodyIlliterate]

i know you dont want a laptop but one pro when mobile is the fact you can plug your phone in and download music on the fly... good if you get a lot of requests man

[Cupe]

so im also on top of needing a laptop paying for naked broadband

jeeeeeeeeeeeeeez

[MelodyIlliterate]

you dont have the net on your phone?

[Cupe]

i might

[MelodyIlliterate]

your a tripper

[legunner]

My cousin just bought the stanton scs. For what it does it is well worth the cash

[Vaughn]

This has got me thinking,

1. do i but an all in one unit (something like a pioneer ergo or the traktor s2)

2. Buy some second hand CDJ's

3. Got back and get a start on vinyl

DECISIONS

[Cupe]

if you achaly want answers i'd start a new thread

[Lurk6r]

Do what I do.

[GREMM1S]

From my sound tech experience, the S1 is really the only one being used at a professional level, it is a very solid unit.

Still has the same issues as others, but the layout, knobs and jogs are all perfect for someone moving from cdj to controlller.

Stuff like xlr out is also a step better than most controllers.